Omg. It's 2:30 in the damn morning and I can't stop watching these. I wonder where those dance moves originated from? If anyone knows could you drop me the answer? Thanx in advance.
It’s just the newer generation with their dances.. 15 years ago it definitely wasn’t like this lol but you have to put it into consideration…more younger kids are getting introduced to hardcore these days it’s a love hate thing w me lol but to answer your question it originated in the east coast or California in the 80’s then just started to spread like wildfire different generations with different styles…in my opinion in hardcore the dance moves change every decade or so with new kids coming in
Ok, older E Coast punk here with a question - what is this dancing that looks like kung-fu!?!?! Does this have a name?? Great to hear the old-school music continuing but not sure about this new "slamming!"
@@NatesShangriLa Haha, yep I know right, still called moshing tho or hardcore dancing or violent dancing or whatever you want, nobody really care it's just a usual thing now, specially in the hardcore and beatdown scene. Kind of surprisingly rarely present in the rap/trap scene as well!
Well shit, I just posted the same question. I'm from the same era and this isn't moshing like back in the day. They must give out Boat loads of drugs at the door for people to be that removed from the pain. 😆
Omg. It's 2:30 in the damn morning and I can't stop watching these. I wonder where those dance moves originated from? If anyone knows could you drop me the answer? Thanx in advance.
It’s just the newer generation with their dances.. 15 years ago it definitely wasn’t like this lol but you have to put it into consideration…more younger kids are getting introduced to hardcore these days it’s a love hate thing w me lol but to answer your question it originated in the east coast or California in the 80’s then just started to spread like wildfire different generations with different styles…in my opinion in hardcore the dance moves change every decade or so with new kids coming in
@@ohYexIDS nyc, Sob, Chaka those were the first spin kickers allegedly
Ok, older E Coast punk here with a question - what is this dancing that looks like kung-fu!?!?! Does this have a name?? Great to hear the old-school music continuing but not sure about this new "slamming!"
It's called mosh
@@leoberret1096 I know moshing, but this takes it to a new, "helicopter-hyper king-fu" level!!
@@NatesShangriLa Haha, yep I know right, still called moshing tho or hardcore dancing or violent dancing or whatever you want, nobody really care it's just a usual thing now, specially in the hardcore and beatdown scene. Kind of surprisingly rarely present in the rap/trap scene as well!
@@leoberret1096 ah these crazy kids!! I'll stand in the back as usual!!😁
Well shit, I just posted the same question. I'm from the same era and this isn't moshing like back in the day. They must give out Boat loads of drugs at the door for people to be that removed from the pain. 😆